“It doesn’t matter if your life is perfect as long as your hair color is.”
– Stacy Snapp Killian
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expert tips to achieve incredible hair (no matter what your texture)
Make
every day a great hair day by following these expert tips by Sumeet Suryodhan on Sense Paradise Blog.
No matter the texture, color or style,
pretty much everyone wants hair that looks like it has been preened, primped
and perfected by a salon professional on a daily basis, right?
But if your hectic schedule won’t allow a
bi-weekly blow-dry and you’d prefer an extra twenty minutes in bed each morning
over waiting for your deep conditioner to work its magic or grappling with the
tongs, read on, because we’ve spoken to some of the experts in the business to
pin down the four key hair rules to live by for healthier, happier and more
manageable tresses.
Bye, bad hair days.
1) Rethink the way you
wash your hair.
Mintel reports that 33% of men and women who have
changed their washing habits in the last 12 months cite worrying about damage
as the top reason, so how often should you be shampooing?
Well, industry experts argue that less is
more.
“Over-washing can be damaging for your
hair, especially if it is bleached, colored, has been chemically treated or is
naturally very dry or porous,” “When you wash your hair every day it strips
away the natural oils and proteins that you need to keep your hair and scalp
healthy, so try to limit hair washing to three times a week if you can.”
The
best shampoo for thick, coarse, curly hair
“The curlier your hair is, the longer you
can go between washes,” If you have thick, coarse, curly hair, pick a shampoo
that hydrates as it cleanses, like
L'Oréal
Paris EverStrong or L'Oreal Paris Xtenso It’s also sulfate free, so won’t strip your color.
The
best shampoo for fine hair
“The finer and straighter your hair is,
the faster the oil wicks down,” “so that can make it oilier faster. If you have
super straight hair, you may not be able to go more than two days without
washing.” If you have fine, straight hair, pick a gentle shampoo like StBotanica Biotin & Collagen Volumizing
Hair Shampoo which is super-kind on
strands.
The
best shampoo for colored hair
If you color your hair regularly then it’s
best to avoid washing your hair every day to keep your color from fading and
your strands from becoming parched. The same applied for just-dyed lengths.
“Leave your hair for at least 72 hours
after a color appointment before washing it again,” “It can take up to three
days for the hair cuticle to fully close, trapping in the color molecules. If
you wash your hair before the cuticle has closed, you risk disrupting the
freshly applied color and your gorgeous new hue is likely to fade.” When you do
eventually wash your hair, avoid shampoos that contain sulphates and silicones.
sulphates can strip the color, while silicones leave behind residue that can
leave your new color looking dull. Stylist recommends L'Oreal Paris Color Protect Shampoo Which cleanses from root to tip without stripping your strands of
color and L'Oreal Serie Expert A-Ox
Vitamino Color Shampoo to eradicate build up
and nourish porous lengths.
Remember,
dry shampoo is your friend.
“If you’re prone to greasy hair, then use
a little dry shampoo in between washes to soak up excess oil,”. “But try and
avoid becoming too reliant on dry shampoo as it can cause build-up on the scalp
and clog hair follicles, which can impede hair growth. If you really struggle
to avoid frequent washing then remember that certain styles work better – and
look better – on hair that isn’t freshly washed. Braids, bedhead buns and
twisted topknots are all great looks for those in-between wash days.”
Shop the next-generation dry shampoos
doing so much more than banishing oily roots.
Try: BBLUNT Back To Life Dry Shampoo
BBLUNT Back to Life Dry Shampoo
Try: BBLUNT Back To Life Dry Shampoo
BBLUNT Back to Life Dry Shampoo
2) Always use Hair protection.
Hair can be damaged by both UV and heated
tools, like straighter, tongs and even your trusty hairdryer, so it’s important
to give your hair as much protection as possible.
“When you dry your hair at home always use
a heat protector,” says hairstylist.
L'Oreal
Paris Hair Expertise Ultra Riche Nourishing Hair Mask to condition from the
inside out and shield against damage from straighteners and color-zapping rays.
And when drying, be sure not to hold the
hair dryer too close to your lengths, to prevent split, fluffy ends. “As a
test, blow the hairdryer onto your hand and see how fast you pull away when
holding it close to your skin.”
3) Become a blow-dry
pro.
A good blow-dry should last at least a
couple of days depending on your hair type, and there are several products that
will help prolong the life of your style. You can also bypass hot tools by
multi-tasking your hair style, as celebrity Hairstylist explains: “Styling
doesn’t always have to involve a hot tool. If you give yourself a fierce
blowout on Monday, rock it out on Tuesday and on Wednesday do a fab high
ponytail. Making your style last a few days will really help prevent damage.”
The perfect at-home blow-out is not as
tricky as it sounds and if you invest in a few good tools it’ll make it even
easier.
“Start by flipping your head upside down,
and shake your hair around while you blow-dry,” says hair care expert. “The
more you move the more volume you’ll get. Once it’s about 80 percent dry, flip
back up and blow-dry hair in sections to smooth, focusing on polished ends.
The last three inches are key: Move your brush and dryer right down to the very end of the strands and take your time. It will make all the difference. Most people come at their heads from the side, which makes hair frizzy and sticky by pushing it all over the place.”
The last three inches are key: Move your brush and dryer right down to the very end of the strands and take your time. It will make all the difference. Most people come at their heads from the side, which makes hair frizzy and sticky by pushing it all over the place.”
4) Condition the right
way.
Good conditioner is also crucial when it
comes to any hair type but particularly thick, curly tresses.
“For curly, highly textured hair, always deep condition,” says
celebrity hair stylist. “No two minute conditioners here. Deep conditioning
involves using a conditioner that will add moisture and strength (protein) back
to hair. You should use heat by either applying conditioner to hair while taking
a shower and let it sit while showering or by covering the hair with a plastic
cap and applying heat from an outside like a hair dryer.
“I believe it’s important to use leave-in
conditioners and also not to shampoo so often. Rinse it if you want to but don’t
necessarily shampoo it.”
To make sure your hair really absorbs the
conditioner, towel-dry hair after shampooing. Excess water will mean the
conditioner won’t be able to penetrate the hair shaft and deliver the necessary
moisture to keep hair looking healthy and shiny. If you’re short on time, at
least squeeze out excess water.
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